Saving Our Waters

Season 1:

• Episode 1 - Where Do We Stand? - October 19, 2017
  Achieving a culture of clean water. Watersheds, lakes and ponds, climate change, current efforts to save our waters, and how they're all connected. Saving Our Waters aims to examine the state of the Lake Champlain Basin today with an eye toward practical solutions to keeping Vermont's waterways clean in an age of extreme weather events.
   
  
• Episode 2 - Lake Champlain: A Jewel in Trouble - October 26, 2017
  Our crown jewel in trouble. Human effects on the lake, current regulations, phosphorus levels, watershed management and natural infrastructure, current funding and future need for lake clean-up. Saving Our Waters aims to examine the state of the Lake Champlain Basin today with an eye toward practical solutions to keeping Vermont's waterways clean in an age of extreme weather events.
   
  
• Episode 3 - Our Actions Matter - November 2, 2017
  Making a difference. What government, municipalities, farms, businesses and individuals can do. What more is possible to make a difference and what is necessary to provide hope for the future? Saving Our Waters aims to examine the state of the Lake Champlain Basin today with an eye toward practical solutions to keeping Vermont's waterways clean in an age of extreme weather events.
   
  

Discussions:

• 1 - Thinking Like a Watershed - December 7, 2017
  Featuring Asim Zia, Ph.D., Julie Moore and Jon Groveman, Esq.
  A conversation about water quality science, policies, and advocacy in the Lake Champlain watershed, with community members and an expert panel.
   
  
• 2 - Our Lakes Matter - December 12, 2017
  Featuring Andrew Schroth, Ph.D., Chuck Ross and Lori Fisher
  A conversation focusing on cyanobacteria blooms, water quality science, what can be done, and changing policies, with community members and an expert panel.
   
  
• 3 - Resilience in a Time of Extreme Events - January 9, 2018
  Featuring Chris Koliba, Ph.D., Alan Betts, Ph.D. and Kari Dolan
  A conversation focusing on efforts to address water quality in local waterways and the science information best practices, with community members and an expert panel.
   
  
• 4 - Canadian Perspectives on Water - November 8, 2017
  Featuring Dr. Christiane Hudon, Pierre Leduc and Dr. Pierre-Yves Caux
  From Lake Champlain to the Richelieu River and the St. Lawrence, a panel of Canadian experts explores our connections and common interests in our water. Saving Our Waters is documentary series covering steps toward keeping our waterways clean; the impacts of phosphorus and other contaminants; and using the science behind the issues to derive solutions that have positive impact on our communities.
   
  

Emerging Science Episodes

Season 1:

• Episode 1 - Nanotechnology   -   Featuring....
  Nanotechnology is our ability to engineer specific attributes of materials and machines by controlling their features at an amazingly small scale -- one billionth of a meter. At UVM, a scientist gives a glimpse of how nanotechnology may increase the efficacy of cancer drugs.

  Zachary Burchman - Research Assistant - UVM Darren Hitt - Mechanical Engineering Program - UVM Randall Headrick - Deptartment of Physics - UVM Chris Landry - Department of Chemistry - UVM Bill Parker - Physicist / Inventor - Creative Microsystems Corporation Frederic Sanzos - Materials Science Program - UVM Walter Varhue - Electrical Engineering Program - UVM

• Episode 2 - Weather and Climate Change   -   Featuring....
  Weather and Climate Change Scientists from UVM, Lyndon State College, and the Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium in St. Johnsbury explain how the earth's climate system works and explore the impact of global warming.

  Nolan Atkins - Department of Meteorology - Lyndon State College Alan Betts - President of Atmospheric Research Mark Breen - Senior Meteorologist Fairbanks Meueum / Planetarium Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux - State Climatologist VT State Climate Office Stephen Maleski - Meteorologist, Fairbanks Museum / Planetarium Bill Morse - Morse Farm - Maple Sugarworks Timothy Perkins - Proctor Maple Research Center - UVM

• Episode 3 - Water and the Landscape   -   Featuring....
  This episode explores a complex system --- the Lake Champlain watershed. UVM faculty collaborate, using their expertise in geology, hydrology, ecology, computer science and other disciplines to develop complex modeling. Their work will help to quantify human impacts on Vermont's water systems.

  Steven Arcone - Cold Regions Research and Engineering Lab US Army Corps of Engineers Paul Bierman - Department of Geology - UVM Roelof Boumans - Rubenstein School of Env. and Nat. Resources - UVM William Bowden - Rubenstein School of Env. and Nat. Resources - UVM Margaret Eppstein - Department of Computer Science - UVM George Pinder - School of Engineering - UVM Donna Rizzo - School of Engineering - UVM Mary Watzin - Rubenstein School of Env. and Nat. Resources - UVM Beverley Wemple - Department of Geography - UVM

• Episode 4 - Remote Wireless Sensing   -   Featuring....
  Looks at how remote wireless sensing is being applied to enhance health and quality of life. One example is monitoring the strength of structures like bridges. In other applications, computer scientists are developing ways to monitor environmental conditions and natural resources.

  Steve Arms - President MicroStrain, Inc. Jeff Frolik - Department of Computer Science - UVM Byung Lee - Department of Computer Science - UVM Christian Skalka - Department of Computer Science - UVM Sean Wang - Department of Computer Science - UVM

Season 2:

• Episode 1 - Energy   -   Featuring....
  Host Amy Seidl visits with Vermont scientists to explore the history of energy in human society, examining how we use energy and the challenges and opportunities associated with adapting to new, renewable sources. Included: how Vermont scientists are contributing to the growth potential of wind energy and helping redefine the electric grid to accommodate alternative energy sources.

  Bob Hargraves - Professor, Energy Policy - Dartmouth ILEAD Paul Hines - Assistant Professor, Engineering - UVM John Irving - Plant Manager - McNeil Generating Station John LaRue - President Natural Horizons Julie Marble - C.E.O. Sentient Corporation David Morris - Co-Founder, VP Institute for Local Self Reliance Mary Powell - President, C.E.O. Green Mountain Power Company Dick Valentinetti - Dir, Center for Climate Change and Waste Reduction, VT

• Episode 2 - Food Webs   -   Featuring....
  This episode explores two Vermont “food webs”: the aquatic food web of Lake Champlain and the terrestrial food web in the time since wolves disappeared from the Vermont landscape. While food webs can be relatively simple to understand, Vermont scientists are delving into their complexities by modeling one of the smallest self-contained food webs known: the aquatic habitat in the pitcher plant.

  Nicholas Gotelli - Professor of Biology - UVM Aaron Ellison - Senior Research Fellow, Harvard Forest, Harvard University Ellen Marsden - Wildlife & Fisheries Program - UVM Peggy Struhsacker - Wildlife Biologist/Wolf Specalist Natural Resources Defense Council David Zuckerman - Organic Farmer/State Representative Full Moon Farm, Inc.

• Episode 3 - Technology of Social Sciences   -   Featuring....
  What are the technological tools used by today's social scientists to understand the behavior of large populations? This episode explains how Vermont scientists are studying child behavior and \"teaching\" robots how to learn. Also, a look at how the Internet is affecting our behavior and how data mining enables scientists to understand the collective behavior and emotions of hundreds of thousands of people.

  Josh Bongard - Asst Professor Computer Science - UVM Chris Danforth - Asst Professor Math & Statistics - UVM Peter Dodds - Asst Professor Math & Statistics - UVM Elizabeth Pinel - Associate Professor Psychology - UVM Thomas Streeter - C-Author, with Lephyr Teachout \"Mousepads, Shoe Leather, and Hope\"

• Episode 4 - Transportation   -   Featuring....
  This episode starts with a lesson in how the combustion engine works, then investigates the challenges of continued dependence on gasoline vehicles in the face of climate change and declining oil reserves. Also, a look at emerging transportation alternatives including electric vehicles and a renewable system called \"vehicle-to-grid\".

  Lisa Aultman-Hall - Director Transportation Research Center - UVM Anju Dahiya - Research Scientist Gund Institute Harold Garabedian - eVermont - Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Steven E. Letendre - Associate Professor - Green Mountain College Stephen Miracle - Miracle Energy Systems LLC - Electric Vehicle Tech - eVermont Giuseppe Petrucci - Associate Professor of Chemistry - UVM Topher Waring - Science Teacher - Dept. Head Lake Region Union High School

• Episode 5 - Fresh Water   -   Featuring....
  This look at one of Vermont's most plentiful resources also includes a broader discussion of the status of fresh water across the U.S., and highlights case studies and research programs - from coastal Maine to the Mississippi bayou to the dry landscapes of the West. What are scientists doing to ensure clean water for our future?

  Lillian Alessa - Group Leader, Resillence and Adaptive Mgmt Group, U of Alaska Josh Bongard - Department of Computer Science- UVM William Bowden - Rubenstein School of Env. and Nat. Resources - UVM Charles Goodnight - Department of Biology - UVM Richard Hooper - President and Executive Director CUAHSI Jill Karsten - Program Director for Education & Diversity Directorate for Geosciences, NSF Margaret Eppstein - Associate Professor Computer Science - UVM KathiJo Jankowski - Coordinator VT EPSCoR Streams Project Venkat Lakshmi - Professor & Chair Dept of Geological Sciences - USC David Maidment - Dir. Center for Research in Water Resources University of Texas - Austin Declan McCabe - Associate Professor of Biology - St. Michael's College Thomas Piechota - Assoc. Professor Civil and Environmental Engineering - UNLV Mary Smith - Dir. of Education - Audobon Arkansas Teferi Tsegaye - Professor/Chair of Nat. Resouces and Env Sciences Alabama A&M Univ. Mary Watzin - Rubenstein School of Env. and Nat Resources - UVM

Season 3:

• Episode 1 - Disease Origins and Transmission   -   Featuring....
  Infectious diseases such as SARS and the H1N1 virus seem to be on the rise across the globe. This episode explores the science of disease origins and transmission with much of the current research occurring in Africa.

  Arne Bomblies - Assistant Professor CEMS - UVM Deana Clifford - HALI Project Coord, Wildlife Health Center - UC Davis Jon Erickson - Managing Directory Gund Institute for Ecological Economics Rudovick Kazwala - Professor Veterinary Medicine and Public Health Sokoine Univ. of Agriculture Tanzania Michel Masozera - HALI Doctoral Student - Gund Institute - UVM Jonna Mazet - HALI Principal Invest and Co-Dir Wildlife Health Center - UC Davis Harrison Sadiki - HALI Field Coord - Sokoine University of Agriculture Tanzania Jody Stryker - Graduate Student - CEMS - UVM

• Episode 2 - Food Pathogens   -   Featuring....
  From tainted spinach to recalled hamburgers to peanut butter, there seems to be a growing incidence of health scares involving salmonella,e-coli and other food borne illnesses. This episode explores the science of identifying and tracking food pathogens in the U.S.

  Catherine Donelly - Professor, Nutrition and Food Sciences - UVM Jane Hill - Assistant Professor - School of Engineering - UVM Patsy Kelso - State Epidemiologist - Vermont Dept. of Health Paul Kindstedt - Professor, Nutrition and Food Sciences - UVM Ken Pulzey - Founder, QuantaSpec Inc.

• Episode 3 - Ecological Economics   -   Featuring....
  Bob Costanza and Jon Erickson from the University of Vermont's Gund Institute explain the concepts of ecological economics - a different framework to answer the age-old economic question: how do we allocate scarce resources to create alternative desirable ends? As a case study, the program explores a new interdisciplinary UVM study in the emerging science of biofuels.

  Robert Costanza - Director Gund Institute for Ecological Economics - UVM Heather Darby - Agronomist - UVM Extension Jon Erickson - Managing Director Gund Institute for Ecological Economics Donald Ross - Associate Professor Plant and Soil Science - UVM Mary Watzin - Director, Rubenstein Ecosystems Science Laboratory - UVM

• Episode 4 - Astronomy   -   Featuring....
  This episode explores the wonders of the cosmos with two of Vermont's leading astronomical physicists. John O'Meara of St. Michael's College is using infrared technology to view galaxy formations 12 billion light years away. Joanna Rankin of the University of Vermont is using radio astronomy to explore one type of celestial body - the pulsar. Also, visits with astronauts Alan Bean and Jerry Carr.

  Alan L. Bean - Captain, USN, RET. NASA Astronaut Gerald P. Carr - Colonel, USMC, RET. NASA Astronaut John Gallager - Astronomer / Past President Springfield Telescope Makers Bill Muench - Teacher, Burr and Burton Academy Manchester, VT John O'Meara - Assistant Professor, Physics - St. Michael's College Joanna Rankin - Professor of Physics & Astronomy - UVM

Season 4:

• Episode 1 - Out of this World   -   Featuring....
  Space exploration is happening right under our noses, even in Vermont. With the space shuttle program now ended, scientists at four Vermont institutions are leading the way to cheaper methods of space exploration, constructing a miniature satellite destined to orbit the moon.

  Carl Brandon - CubeSat Director - VTC Greg Carpenter - Grad Student- UVM Doug Fletcher - Mechanical Engineering - UVM Danner Friend - Mechanical Engineering - Norwich University Jeff Frolik - Engineering - UVM Bill Lakin - Dir. VT Space Grant Consortium Jordan Lyford - Student - VTC Robert Martin - Mechanical Engineering Student - Norwich University Jason Meyers - Research Scientist - UVM Michael Reardon - Grad Student - UVM Wilson Schreiber - Student - VTC Matt Wagner - Mechanical Engineering Student - Norwich University Jun Yu - Mathematics & Statistics - UVM

• Episode 2 - Cyber Shadows   -   Featuring....
  As the popularity of social media grows, so does the interest in mining online data for a variety of uses. Today, our digital "fingerprints" can be traced in ways most of us never imagined -- for market research, criminal investigations and more. A handful of Vermont scientists are busy analyzing our online behavior as a tool for spotting trends and, ultimately, measuring our emotional well-being.

  Chris Danforth - Math & Statistics - UVM Kameron Decker Harris - Grad Student - UVM Peter Dodds - Math & Statistics - UVM Renee Hall - Det. Trooper, VT State Police Isabel Kloumann - Student - UVM Jonathon Rajewski - Digital Forensics - Champlain College Nichole Ravlin - People Making good (PMG) Public Relations Firm in Burlington VT Rebecca Roose - MyWebGrocer Elaine Young - Asst. Business Dean - Champlain College

• Episode 3 - Regenerating Our Future   -   Featuring....
  The little skate, a North Atlantic sea creature resembling a ray, has captured scientists' attention for its incredible regenerative abilities. Now, Northeast scientists from Delaware to Vermont to Maine are mapping the organism's genome in hopes of unlocking its secrets of regeneration for the benefit of humans.

  Michelle Bailey - Animal Prog. Tech - Mount Desert Island Biological Lab Kelvin Chu - Associate Director - VT Genetics Network - UVM Patricia Hand - Admin. Director - Mount Desert Island Biological Lab Greg Kelly - President - TelJet Longhaul Ben King - Mount Desert Island Biological Lab Rachel Phillips - Professional Ballirina Karl Steiner - Biomedical Engineering - Univ. of Delaware Kevin Strange - Director - Mount Desert Island Biological Lab James Vincent - VT Genetics Network - UVM Dan Weiss - Pulmonary Care - Fletcher Allen Health Care Voot Yin - Mount Desert Island Biological Lab

Season 5:

• Episode 1 - Climate Change: A Northeast Primer   -   Featuring....
  Climate change is already underway across our region, and 2011's Tropical Storm Irene was a sobering example of the type of severe weather we may be experiencing in the future - and the effect it might have on habitat, water quality and quality of life. A regional consortium of researchers are engaged in several projects that hope to shed light on our changing climate, and on how we can best adapt to an unpredictable future.

  Andy Jones - Manager - Interval Community Farm Hillary Martin - Co-Owner - Diggers' Mirth Collective Farm Rose Paul - Director of Science and Stewardship - Nature Conservancy of Vermont Arne Bomblies - Assistant Professor of Environmental Engineering - UVM Josh Tyler - Graduate Research Student - School of Engineering, UVM Tom Manley - Faculty Member - Middlebury College Pat Manley - Professor of Geology - Middlebury College Nick Gotelli - Biology Professor - UVM Aaron Ellison - Senior Research Fellow in Ecology - Harvard University Shannon Pelini - Warm Ants Project Director - Harvard Forest

• Episode 2 - Acupuncture: A Connective Tale   -   Featuring....
  A researcher at the University of Vermont is exploring the connection between acupuncture and connective tissue in the human body. Helene Langevin, M.D., is a professor of neurology at UVM. Her research is applying scientific analysis to acupuncture and revealing new information about the function and importance of connective tissue to our overall health - and unveiling secrets about how acupuncture actually works. The episode profiles a Vermont resident who suffers from scleroderma, a connective tissue disorder.

  Vicky Dubois - Suffers from Scleroderma Xiao Ming Cheng, OMA LAc - Osher Center, BWH Helene Langevin, M.D. - Professor of Neurology, UVM Robert Davis, LAC - CEO, Stromatec Brian Erickson, M.D. - Center for Pain Medicine, FAHC Janet Kahn, Ph.D. - Massage Therapist

• Episode 3 - Traumatic Brain Injury In Sports   -   Featuring....
  The incidence of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) has been making headlines due to an alarming increase of cases being reported among athletes. New research being done by Dr. Kalev Freeman at the University of Vermont's College of Medicine focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of TBI. This episode focuses on sports injuries and features a Huntington, Vt., resident whose life has been dramatically altered by a series of concussions.

  Kacy Chicoine - Stuudent with concussion, Huntington VT Kalev Freeman, M.D. Ph.D. - Emergency Medicine Research, FAHC Ann McKee, M.D. - Chief Neuropathologist, New England VAs Christopher G. Filippi, M.D. - UVM MRI Center Director Tom McAllister, M.D. - Professor of Neurology, Darthmouth Jessica Hilt - Student with concussion, Georgia VT Magdalena Naylor, M.D. Ph.D. - UVM MindBody Med. Clinic Director

• Episode 4 - Traumatic Brain Injury At War   -   Featuring....
  The incidence of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) has been making headlines due to an alarming increase of cases being reported among athletes and military personnel. This episode focuses on brain injuries affecting military personnel in war zones. Dr. Matt Friedman of the National Center for PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and Dr. Tom McAllister of Dartmouth Hitchcock Hospital in New Hampshire are exploring the association between PTSD and TBI. Dr. Jom Hammack at the University of Vermont is exploring PTSD on a microscopic level.

  Sgt. (Ret.) Andrew Reeves - United States Army Jack Glaser - Co-founder, MBF Bioscience Sue Hendricks, Ph.D. - Staff Scientist, MBF Bioscience Matt Friedman, M.D. Ph.D. - Exec. Dir., National Center for PTSD Tom McAllister, M.D. - Professor of Neurology, Darthmouth Jom Hammack, Ph.D. Assoc. Professor of Psychology, UVM

Emerging Science Podcasts

Season 1:

• Accurately Predicting Weather with Mark Breen, Sr. Meteroligist, Fairbanks Museum
• Complex Systems - Water with Mary Watzin, Dir. Rubenstein Eco Science Lab, UVM
• Land Development and Water Quality with Beverly Wemple, Geography, UVM
• Nano Technology - Fighting Cancer with Chris Landry, Professor of Chemistry, UVM
• Nano Technology - Hydrogen Production with Walter Varhue, Engineering UVM
• Sensor Technology - Snow & Water with Christian Skalka, Computer Science UVM
• UV Radiation & Greenhouse Gases with Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux, VT Climatologist
• Wireless Sensor Devices with Steve Arms, President Microstrain, Inc.

Season 2:

• Aquatic Food Web with Ellen Marsden, Wildlife & Fisheries Program, University of VT
• Electric Vehicles with Stephen Miracle, Founder Miracle Energy Systems, LLC
• Electric Vehicles with Steve Letendre, Professor, Green Mountain College
• Energy, Smart Grids with Paul Hines, School of Engineering University of VT
• Food Webs, Carnivorous Plant with Nick Gotelli Professor of Biology, University of VT
• Robots with Josh Bongard, Department. of Computer Science, University of VT
• Sociology.com with Peter Dodds, Dept. of Mathmatics & Statistics, University of VT
• Wind Capture Invisibility with John LaRue, President Natural Horizons

Season 3:

• Astronomy and James Hartness with Alex Leonenko, Owner of Hartness House
• Cosmology with John O'Meara, Assistant Professor Physics St. Michael's College, VT
• Disease Tranmission with Michel Masozera, Natural Resources, University of VT
• Ecological Economics with Heather Darby, Agronomist, University of VT Extention
• Ecological Economics with Jon Erickson, Managing Director of the Gund Inst. at UVM
• Food Pathogens with Jane Hill, Assistant Professor of Engineering, University of VT
• Food Pathogens with Ken Puzey, Founder, QuantaSpec, Inc.
• Pandemic Respsonse Plan with Al Turgen, Emergency Planning Working Group, UVM
• Predicting Maralia Outbreaks in Africa with Arne Bomblies, CEMS, UVM
• Pulsars with Joanna Rankin, Professor of Physics & Astronomy, UVM

Season 4:

• Cube Satellite #1 with Carl Brandon, CubeSat Director, VTC
• Cube Satellite #2 with Carl Brandon, CubeSat Director, VTC
• Social Media "Cyber Shadows" #1 with Peter Dodds, Math & Statistics, UVM
• Social Media "Cyber Shadows" #2 with Chris Danforth, Math & Statistics, UVM
• Little Skate #1 with Kevin Strange, Director Mount Desert Island Biological Lab
• Little Skate #2 with James Vincent, VT Genetics Network, UVM

Vermont EPSCoR

• VT EPSCoR Economic Message - 4/4/2013

• WCAX news clip of VT EPSCoR 2007 Grant. - 9/28/2007

• WPTZ news clip of VT EPSCoR 2007 Grant. - 9/28/2007

RACC

• 2015 - RACC Seminar - Ewa Deelman - High Perf Comp Env.... - 04/23/2015

• 2015 - RACC Seminar - Rick Hooper - Using CUASHI.... - 04/09/2015

• 2014 - RACC Seminar - Gaius Shaver - Climate Change.... - 11/24/2014

• 2014 - RACC Seminar - Chris Danforth - Emotional.... - 11/17/2014

• 2014 - RACC Seminar - Margaret Eppstein - Cascading Failure Risk... - 10/27/2014

• 2014 - Hey Newshour - 06/-1/2-14

• 2014 - RACC Seminar - Ilan Kelman - Resilience and Climate Change - 10/13/2014

• 2014 - Study: VT Temperatures Set to Spike this Century - 9/12/2014

• 2014 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting - 8/5/2014

• 2014 - Watershed Moments

• 2014 - Alan Betts on WCAX The 30 - 5/12/2014

• 2014 - Mediated Modeling Workshop - 5/12/2014

• 2014 - RACC Seminar - Corine Farewell - Intellectual Property - 4/10/2014

• 2014 - Chris Koliba- Crowdsourcing Solutions to Climate Change - 3/10/2014

• 2013 - RACC Seminar - David Seekel - Ecosystem Tipping Points - 10/14/2013

• 2013 - RACC Seminar - Mark Borsuk - Bayesian Network.... - 10/11/2013

• 2013 - RACC Question 3 Undergraduate Intern Projects - 8/8/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Opening Remarks - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Scholarship Presentation - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: VT EPSCoR Overview - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: C2 - Improving Connectivity - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: CWDD - Progress - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: State of VT Lake Cleanup - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Q1, Progress and Next Steps - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Q2, Progress and Next Steps - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - Watershed Moments: Asim Zia - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - Watershed Moments: Austin Troy - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - Watershed Moments: Carol Adair - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Video Panel Discussion - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Downscaling - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Q3, Progress and Next Steps - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Integrated Assessment Model - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - VT EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Private Sector Roundtable - 5/16/2013

• 2013 - Gund Seminar - Asim Zia: Post-Kyoto Climate Governance - 4/02/2013

• 2013 - RACC Seminar - Jen Stamp, Tetra Tech - 4/18/2013

• 2013 - RACC Seminar - Andrea Pearce, Cyanobacteria Blooms - 2/21/2013

• 2013 - RACC Seminar - Sture Hansson, Managing Baltic Sea Cod - 2/07/2013

• 2013 - RACC Webinar - Declan McCabe, EPSCoR Data - 1/22/2013

• 2012 - RACC Webinar - Courtney Giles, RACC - 11/12/2012

• 2012 - The Sciences at Johnson State College - 11/7/2012

• 2012 - Insight with Alan Betts - 4/18/2012

• 2012 - Learning on the Lake with Jason Stockwell - 1/5/2012

• 2011 - Austin Troy - Seeing the Pattern for the Pixels - 11/15/2011

• 2011 - ABC - RACC Press Conference - 10/7/2011

• 2011 - NBC - RACC Press Conference - 10/7/2011

Streams

• Vermont EPSCoR's Streams Project- VPT

• Macroinvertebrates as Bio-indicator of Pollution - Natalia Santiago-Merced

• Phosphorous Ban on Lake Champlain (WCAX) with Mary Watzin - 6/20/2010

• Streams Interns at Johnson State College (WCAX) - 11/18/2009

Complex Systems Modeling for Environmental Problem Solving

• Vermont EPSCoR's Complex Systems - VPT

Integrated Research on Water in the Environment

• WPTZ Trout Eggs in Lake Champlain with Ellen Marsden

• WPTZ Lake Trout in Lake Champlain with Ellen Marsden

• WPTZ Tench Found in Lake Champlain with Ellen Marsden

• Mt. Lake Journal - Invasive Species with Ellen Marsden

• WPTZ Flood Study - with Paul Bierman 10/24/2002

• WPTZ Water Runoff - with Paul Bierman 6/20/2002

North East Cyberinfrastructure Consortium

• NECC Press Conference - Part 1 - October 28 2010

• NECC Press Conference - Part 2 - October 28 2010